University names business center after long-time GovCon exec
George Mason University's business school and government contracting center accepts a significant donation from Attain Partners' founder Greg Baroni and his wife Camille.
Dozens back in the hunt for a CIO-SP4 spot
The National Institutes of Health's IT acquisition shop will rethink phase one of the competition for this $50 billion governmentwide contract.
Outcome-based contracts are smart but hard to field
Industry executives at a Washington Technology roundtable want more contracts that emphasize performance and the mission, but also say agencies face constraints in their processes and talent.
GSA takes second look at $129M task order
The General Services Administration will look for ambiguities in the solicitation for software development and modernization work.
CACI continues fight for $500M DIA contract
The Defense Intelligence Agency has twice chosen another company for the IT infrastructure work.
Missing details grounded CACI's TSA bid
Like the incumbents before it, CACI failed to hang onto to this $343 million IT infrastructure contract and a newly-released bid protest decision explains why.
Federal work leads Maximus to record revenue
The company explains to investors its strategy for pursuing more technology modernization work with federal agencies.
Polaris protests question bid due date and self-scoring step
This governmentwide IT contract reserved for small businesses now has protests pending at the Government Accountability Office and in court.
Credence can work on $800M task order as USAID fixes mistakes
The protestor in this U.S. Agency for International Development competition gets some solace despite an unfavorable ruling.
Market consultants Deep Water Point, Wolf Den to join forces
The one-time competitors are building a larger consulting firm but with the same mission: helping companies grow their government business.
Contractors can find big bucks in solving the data waste problem
A former Defense Department chief information officer cautions industry to stay away from sales pitches focused on collecting more data, which agencies already have too much of.
HPE puts focus on as-a-service offerings
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is turning its attention to harder problems agencies face, such as the way they look at IT environments.
CIO-SP4 protest dismissals likely in the coming days
Rejected bidders have at least some renewed hopes in their efforts to get on the governmentwide $50 billion IT services vehicle.
How CMMC raises legal exposures for contractors and their suppliers
Compliance issues across the defense industrial base will grow after the final rule for this cyber standard goes live, but there are steps to take for understanding and limiting risks.
GSA plans more domains, small business spots for OASIS recompete
The General Services Administration is giving industry more details on its approach for awarding this professional services contract vehicle's next iteration.
CACI's $2.4B NSA win faces challenges
The National Security Agency will take another look at bids after a pair of protests.
General Dynamics IT forms coalition to prove 5G, edge computing use cases
GDIT's chief technology officer says the coalition shares a common vision of the direction these technology areas are going in.
Key takeaways from WT's CMMC Summit
Cybersecurity leaders emphasized that the upcoming cyber and supply chain requirement for industry is more than just a compliance list, plus help to get ready is available to small businesses.
NIH CIO-SP4 contract hit with 97 protests
No, that's not a typo. Nearly 100 companies are objecting to their elimination from this $50 billion governmentwide IT vehicle.
CMMC's 'father' warns companies not to wait for final rule
The final rule for this new cybersecurity standard for the defense industrial base is months away, but the author of its founding principles sternly says get to work now.
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